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Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that Joseph Deidrich
has iiled with the recorder Of the village Of
Little Falls his application for q lice1l$e to
the building now occupied by him on the
south side of Oak street in said village from
the first day Of May, 1887. to the thirtieth day
OF June, 1887 Inclusive, and that the said ap-
special meeting OF the vii age council to be
held at the Chemical Engine House in said
village Oh Saturday, the thirtirth day of
April, 1887, at eight O'Clock in the evening.
And all persons who may have reason to ob-
jecs 10 the granting of such license are hereby
notified to appear at such time and place and
exhibit stid reason
Sighed this 18th day Of April. 1857.
JAS. STUART
. Recorder of said village.
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FRANK TOTMAE,
Attorney for Mortgage.
HENRY RASICOT
Sheriff Of Morrison County Minnesota.
MORTGAGE SALE.

fefHult has beon made in the conditions of a
certain mortgage; executed and delivered by
Mary E. Collins and her husband, L. W. Col
lins TO The Domestic Sc wing Machine Cempa,
81 e 'fTs &C.,
a 5. iSs seu,,fE ne 1r N
four rhhpafe and 1Ieh dUllnrs -As,,t ~
entdihg:tb the 'condi: ions of typ PROMISING
notes therein described: which tlort.;ase Vas
on the 22nd day Of October. a. d. 1881, Al, 9
o'clock a. IN. recorded in the office Of the reg,
lister Of deeds in ani for the county OF Morri-
son state of Minnesota. IN book + si Mort
Cages, on page 439. There is at the date ST
sum of four hundred and thirty six AMI 5.,lYo
dollars. princi pal and interest anil twenty-five
dollars attorneys fees, stipulated in said mort
gage to be Saidin case of foreclosure thereof.
proceedings at law and equity have been in
sttuted to recover said debt but have been
discontinued.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of the power of sale in said mort
gaze Contained and Of the statute in such ease
made and provided the said mortgage will be
toretlused ny sale Of the premises therein
described, to-wit: Lot number seven ~ IND
the south half 90 O; lot number eight Is, in
block eight g. in Stce:e's Addition to the
Village OF Little Falls IN the county of Moryi-
son and State of Minnesota, according to the
survey and plat tn re II tn lie aud of record III
the office Of tn" Register Of Deeds of sal Nor
lison county by the sheriff ufs,,id county at
public vcn''ue to the hisirs, bidder for cash.
at the tran ";r Of H.. court hous~' in the
village Of Little. Falls ia S,ih county an>! state
on *;ttr Jay, tn l.!th tny Of !,iay: L. D. 1851.
ut ten c!nr1 j.. th:. Forenoon. To satisfy s,.i.i
moct&aSt debt VITA cost; ard Cs,ie;.sts III Tore
ci Sllle
lhel this n}st day # March 1857.
TIE noNEsric HEWlH.i M.N:N1S:: COM
Mortsagcc.
c. a.. iLSD3E"GH
ft,,f. E,rN N,,rtr
Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15

kT &C. Neal, The photographer, is com
etent to clean, tune and repair that or.
Ean of yours and make 1t sound the same
rs new. Those desiring to purchase a
new organ or piano will do we'll to call
dh him at his photograph rooms one
door south of J. W. Berg's hardware
Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15
THE RICHEST HUMbROUS
BOOK OF the AGE is II
SAMANTHA AZ SARATOGA

hy JOSIAH AII.ERs WIFE. MISS Holly
jfsnt all last season amid the wHiRL OF FAsnIoN
ct Saratoga, and takes Off its follies, firtations
ow neck dressing, pug dogs &c, in her
inimitahle mirtli provoking style. The book
isprofusely Illustrated by oPrER, the renowned
artist of Puck u VIII SELL IaMEssELY. Price
$50 RRIeHr AaRNrs NANrHD.
4fdIas BUGKEyE PUB Co.
NinneA polls, Ninn. s
Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15
WANTED to sell "REMINISCENCES
Of 60 YEARS in the NATIONAL METROPOLIS
BY
BENPERLEY YP0ORE

Illustrating the Wit, Humoc, and
Eccentriciticies of noted celebrities. A
richly illustrated treat inner Society
History, from "ye olden time" to the
wedding of Cleveland. Wonderfully
Popular. Agents report rapid sales.
Address tor circular and terms.
BUCKEYE PUB. CO.,
~:5I Minneapolis, MINI,
Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that r. Maro;,e has
filed with the Recorder Of the village of Little
Fals his application tor q license TO sell in.
loxicatins liquors in the front room Of the
building no" occupied by him OH the south
side ot Oak street ill said village from the fr.t
day OF May, 1857, TO the thirtcth day or june,
1887. inclusive and that thesaid app!;cntiG;i
viii be heard ana considered at .iecia
meeting OF the village council to be held 1T the
Chemical Engine House ia sud village on
Saturday. the thirdeth day Of April, 1887
at eight O'CLOCK il. the evening. And all
persons who may have reason to object to the
granting OF such license are hereby notified
to appeer at such time and place and exhibl,
said reason
Signed this l2th day of April 1857
JAS. STUART.
>> Recorder Of said village.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
statetof Minnesota,
County of Morrison

~" In Probate Court.
In the Matter ofthe Estat Of Theresa Hauer
Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims and demands. against the
epate of Theresia Hauer late of the County of
Morrison. deceased. that the Judge of the
Probate Court Of said county will hear, ex-
said estate, at his office in Little Falls in sal
county, on the first Monday Of each month for
six successive months, commencing with April
4th 1897 and that SIX months from tha fnnr-
teenth day Of March 1887 have been limited and
allowed by said Probate Court for creditors to
present their claims.
-. sss5z ..., CHARLES HAUER, #
ExecutoHOf the Estate Of THERESA HAUxR, +
n. s3S.Ea.fH.n n = :. lEs{Iefeasad
Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15
APPLICATION FOR LICESsE

AZ Z IlC1kIlON COh LICENBE,
Notice is hereby given that F. Hoffman has
filed with the recorder Of the village of Lit
tie Falls his application for a license to sell
Intoxicating liquors in the front room of the
building now occupied ny him on the east
side Of First street in said village from the
first day of May, 1857. to the thirtieth day Of
June, 1887 inclusive, and that the said ap-
special meeting Of the village council to be
held at the Chemical Engine House in said
' illage on Saturday, the thirtieth day OF Ap-
RI, 1887, at eight O. clock in the evening. And
the granting of such license are hereby mott
fed to appear at such time aud place and ex.
hibit said reason. :. 4 .<-&
Signed this 18th day of April, 1887 .>i.-
- JAS. STUART
@ Recorde OF said village,
( SEAL. SEAL. ~... r.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15
From the st. Cloud .Jourual Press.

On Thursday afternoon occurred, so
far as is known, the first open violation,
in this city, of the new law against gam.
bliny in saloons since the issuance Of
Maynr Calhcun's order. The law break
crs in this Instance belong to G class
whose action is all lho more dan ngerUus
because Of their official positions or per-
sona) Prominence aut: their know ledge oi
1he rec aireuents OF the Nv they were 80
deliberately o~fyin- The partys con-
sisted Of a leading comfy official who e
.ositen presupp"scs an Intimate
acquaintance with the statutes and who
should be one of the lust to violate the
most unimportant Of them; an eHcounty
official; government official; Il liquor
dealer, and an ut-ot-'uvn merchant.
They congregatel .iD Ortb's saloon, and
Ia the credit of the saloonkeepers be il
said be bad more respect tor the law
chan had those whose oaths bourd them to
their observance. and refused 10 furnish
the tarty with cards, when one of their
number went out and purchased II pack
Orth also refused t. take them liquor to
the table and insisted that they shlnld
nit play, but VAS dared to "s'op them If
lie thought he could,' Policeman Reste
was called, and lie also was told to en-
force the law "ifAe thought be was able"
and it was only when Chief Wheeler
was sent for that they began to thirk
that discretion was better than bulldoz-
sng;and they rerained from Insulting him
He made the mistake Of not at once
arresing the entire party but fearing
that he might overstep his authority,
first consulting the Mayor, and they had
left before Ire returned. 1t WAS f1a
grant violation of the law which these
individuals will do well not to repeat.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15
Notice..

Notice. IS hereby given that I this day
give my minor son, William L, Schulze,
his time. and from this date will collect
ness of hls dues nor psy sny Of his debts.
4 3 l1OUIs SCHULZ
culdrum, MINI. March Is, 1851.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15

Licenses have been issued for
several other parties to wed, among
them to Mr.. VIM. Rasicot and Miss
ElizIbith Denney, also Mr.. Frederick
Boyes and Miss Caroline Rasicot, all
Of Green Prairie. We are informed
that the two conpIe will be mafried
at the Catholic church ~ Belle Prairie
on S'tnrilay of this week.
Others who wers licensed to wed
this y, Elk, are " EsS.''
August ts,:Ag:st!naA ::t ;hi'd Lucy Washbrsh,
MathiasAnd Josephine Kabic
herk. ...s>:y u :4s
Frank kfaskiik a:aA Kate Medek.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15
MARRIED.

EHAMLIN--RIVE1sr II At the Catholic
church in this village son Tuesday,
april II, 1887. by Father Fortier,
~ r..John Hanlin, Jr., and Miss An
ME Rlvett, both Of Little Falls. :.3
.HOON-HELNI- Motley, Morrison
county Minn., on April 12, 1887, by
Y. H.. Hodge, Justice of the pence ,
Mr.. Matthias W. Hoon and Miss Lu-
IN +. Helm, both xot Motley.
PETERsON-JAC0BsON-In Little
Falls, on Saturday, April 9, 1887, hv
n. Richardson, indye 0t,prohate, Mr..
.Jens &. Peterson aud Miss Lena Ja-
cobson, both Of Elm Dale. =
HAkRISON-RAsICOr-At At the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES parents in Littln
Fal's on Monday, April II, 1887, hv
Father I.aHge. Mr.. Alnnzs D. Harri-
son and Miss Hermine Rasicot. -.
The parties are both well known
and highly respected in Little Falls.
The bride is eldest daughter of She riff
and Mrs. R;,sicot, and tie groom t,as
been resident OF our toWnsfor Sc We raj
years. The newly married couple
immediately began housekeeping IN
Il pleasant home in the northern part
Of town. We extend congratulations
and best wishes for long and happy
life. ;55
Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that John J. Dolan
has flied with the recorder of the villagr t.t
Little Falls his application for license t.,
sch intoxicating liquors in the front room oi
the building nov occupied by him ON Ne
north Sde of Oak street in said village fro n
the first day OF May. 1887, to tic thirtieth day
Of June, 1887 inclusive. ami that the said a;'-
piication will be heard aud considered q, a
a specia! meeting Of the village council 10 bu
held 1T the Chemical Engine House in SAIL
village OH Saturday the thirti4th day OF
April, 1897, at eight O'Clock in the evening
Aud all persons who may nave reason to
object to tho granting ct such license nre
hereby notified 10 appear at such time and
place and .e.,hibiL said reason
JAS. STU ART,
0 Recorder of said village
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Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15
T.. "A. tIND3EMGH
Attorney Tor MHrtga3ec.
MORTGAGE, SALE,

A''hitIAGr SA LIE.
D 'f:n't having been made IN the payment Of
i lnrs Gl*ONl which is claimed to be dn at
tn dat. . this II tire upon Il certain mortgage
duly execnted and delivered by Lewis e.
"ort';rston, lnortgngor, to 0 ". Sylvester,
nlnrtyagee, bearing date the 18th iav of
A"=nst, A. D. 1850. and with a mower of sale
therein contaiaed. duly recorded in the Office
nfthe register Of reee:s III and fr the county
of Morrison AMI state Of Minnesota, on the Goth
day of August. A. d. 1885,. ut 8 o'clock a. H.. in
ho TX Of mortgages, ON page 596. and 10 nc
ton Or proceeding ha ing hees1 instituted at
law or otherwise to recover the debt secured
b! aid mortgage, or any part t'lc1cnf;
Now therefore notice is hereby 2ivcR, That
by virtue ofthc power Of sale rout,,incd ilrsaid
mortgage, and pursuant lD the statute in such
case made and provided The said mortgage
will he sorcclo:rd by a sale of the premises
'.srribel liz and conveyed by said morgug
viz:
The undecided ouc-}alf of the north halfof
the southwest quarter, andthe un.ii,iGcd one
hall Of he scH! he'lst quarter Of the son' h west
quarter, aud the undivided one half .of the
no:th-wea, quarter of the outh-eASt quarter
all in section thirty four t"a in township one
HUNDRED aud tnirt' '-one h3lj north Of range
:hiyty (:O west. iii Morrison county ant state
Of Minnesota with the herelitaintnts and APP
pUrttna!cuS: which sale will be made bv the
sheriff of said Morrlsou county, ut thc front
door Of the court h,nse, in the village of Little
Falls in said county and state, on the 10th day
OF May, a u. 1887, at O'Clock p III. Of that
day, al public yrndnc. to Ina highest bid der
for cash tn pay said he'A anal Interest. and the
taxes, il sty Oh sa ia premises. aud twenty Ave
dollars attorneys fees as stipulated in and by
said mortgage III ease. Of :.,r.rlosnre. and the
dishUrs ,,nen;S allowed BY law s,bcct to re-
demp;ion at amy tilns. within one year from the
day of sale, Us pro ovide(' by law.
Uated March "a, y. H. 1887.
o. ". SYLVESTER.
Mortgagee.
E. II FARHHAN,
Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that Charles A. spran-
del has filed with the recorder Of the village OF
Little Falls his application for license to sell
Intoxicating liquors in the front room of the
building now occupied by him on tho east
side Of First street in said village from the
first day Of May, 1887. to the thirtieth day OF
cation will be heard and considered at sne
cial meeting of the village council to be held
at the Chemical Engine House in said village
on Saturday, the thirtieth day of April. 1887
at eight O'Clock III the evening, And all per.
sons who may have reason to object to the
granting Of such license are hereby noted tc
appear 1T such time and place and exhibi
said reason.
Signed this 18th day Of April. 1887.
JAS. STUART,
~~ Recorder Of said village
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Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15
Council Proceedings.

Council met pursuant to adjourn.
ment on Saturday evening, April 9,
1887, All present.
The council proceeded to appoint
nent Of an assessor, On the informal
ballotJ. Taylor received two votes
and J. stilwell two. The FIRST formal
ballot resulted the same; on the
second formal ballot Sti1lwell received
three votes and Taylor one stillwell
was declared elected assessor.
N. NJ. Richardson was appointed
pound master.
Bill Of Celestine Cbounard was
referred to the board of health.
Bill of James Stuart for s. for COPY
of special law WITS allowed. 49,. -.
The following resolution was
passed
WHrREAs, J. d. Lachance having been
duly cited to appear and did appear
before the council at its chambers on
the 9Th day Of April, 1887, to show
cause, if any, why his license
to sell intoxicating liquors should not
be revoked and no cause beingshown,
therefore be it.
REsoLvKp, that the following resolu-
tion be adopted: The justice of the
village having filed certificate show
ing that J. d. Lachance had been duly
convicted in his court of a violation
of the state law in reference to selling
liquor, his license is hereby revoked.
II. A. Rider was appointed civil
'engineer Of the village without salary,
out reasonable fees for actual service
.as the council may allow.
The petition asking the council to
reimburse Henry Sharon for horses
destroyed bv former council Was laid
over till next meeting.
A melton was carried for the preki-
dent to appoint committee two to
look up location for a pound, and
ascertain the cost Of building the
same and report at the next meeting.
F. X. l.afond and Joseph Hennen
we're appointed as the committee.
Fred Hoffman was appointd pur-
'chasing committee.
Moved and carried that liquor
License be granted for two months,
from the lst of May. 1887, to the lst of
July, 1887.
Council adjourned.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15

The bed, ooM set which wus voted to
s. Stoll was presented by Anthony
Kelly & Co. OF Minneapolis, and was
valued at sos. Sloll's German friends
stood by aim, and SAtr II kasicot, his
strongest competitor. received nearly
400 votes, The voting on this brough,
S97.
The gross receipts of the fair were
1856. So, and the expenses Will not tx
ceed $50. The mouey will be used m
paying for the new church which the
society will build this summer.
Miss Mary Gross wa. sne Of the most
active workers and before the fair had
opened she sold 200 shares al Is cents
each Oh the telescope.
The cornct band come to life again
and furnished some fine music.
Mrs. Auyer's painting was much
admired; Donat 1re,,le was the winner
The CASTOR, voted to Mrs Peter Med
ced, brough, $l09,20.
Encourage Men to Own Homes.
A mans tir>t duties are to hia family
and himself The State should not make
those primary duties more difficult by
taxing any Of the nectssaries Of life
The necessity for the major portion OF
the enormous revenue needed by govern
ment arises from vice'und folly in their
various forms. The cause Of taxation
should lear tire burden of taxa,iun
All public revenues should be drawn
from indirect taxes upon conduct and
conditions more or less inimical to the
general welfare. Luyuries, vices
fOilies, excessive wealth, and all conduct
either of citizens or foreigners. ~hicl,
tends to generate evil and irl rlu>!,ce,
should be taxed as far as practicable
Such system Of taxation would nece>sari.
ly have corre]atlve effect, viz, the en-
caura cement ofvltuons acts by Treein Q
them from public burdens.
Instead of policy which would
make j, impo>sib for any individual to
ever become "l,e absolute owner Of a
homesiead-thu would make mankind
more nomadic and lessen their interest
in and affection for their homes-the
State should encourage every man t" get
piece of ground and home of his
own. To this end, all homrsleads to a
limited amount of value, should be ex.
empt both from taxa,ion and from
attachment for debt. The tendency ol
such measure would be silently te
prevent and cure the evil of monopoly
of land by a comparatively few, as wei!
as the evil efa tenant population with
little interest in the soil upon which
their toll and lives are spent.
Philip Phillips, in The American
Magazine.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15

A cloudy day is just as goou as clear
one for making pictures. Neal. /.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15

Delicious and hea],L.... mincral water
at S'PRANDEL'S,
Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15
MORTGAGE SALE.

E. II. FARHHAJ,
Attorney
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-18
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
NO FUTURE FOR NEVADA.

J. G. Stubs, Ira ffic Manager of tho
Central Pacif6 Railroad, in his testi-
uony before the Pacific Railroad Com
mission said that he "saw no future for
the road between Reno aud Ogden"
This, perhaps, is why the Central Pa
cifio has made it custom, and still ad-
heres to it in spite of the Inter State
Commerce Law, to charge our people
such enormous rates for all freight de-
Hvered to points within Nevada. 1t
ucems an ungrateful thing for Mr..
Stubbs to decry Eastern Nevada and
attempt to disparage region OF coun-
try which every week pours thousands
Of dollars, extorted from the people IN
the. way of outrageous freights, into the
ulethoric Golfers of the Central Pacific
Railroad. The policy of the Railroad
in arranging freight tariff for Nevada
points Is not cat what rate can we car
ry goods and make a fair profit2" but
rather "What is the highest rate that we
can fix without absolutely prohibiting
tfafic?" In the light of these facts no
doubt Mr.. Stubs looks forward to the
time when the Railroad will have alb
sorhsd in freights all the available re-
aouross of Eastern Nevada and az
CONSEQUENCE ''Le can see no future for
the road between Reno and Ogden"
On this subject the SILVER State says:
1t is CALLING to people. who have re-
aided for years in N evada, and who,
knowing something of its resources,
have good reasons for the belief that 1t
haa bright future, to have promi-
nent railroad official, whose theory and
pruotioe is to exact "the highest rites
tue traffic will bear ON all freiGhts to
and from Nevada take the wits
nesa stand before q National Com
mission and give the State D.
black eye by swearing that in his opin-
ion the Central Pacific Railroad east OF
Reno has no future, and every news
paper, merchant, stookman, farmer and
miner in she State should protest
against such assertions and use every
neuns in their power to correct tho !
talse"impression which, il unsefuted,
they are certain to crente.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-18
A vita Goose Chaae.

United States Marshal Kelly and U.
Il. District Attorney Hayden arrived
here last evening in response to q tele-
gram from Indian Agent Scott. of the
Duck Valley Reservation, stating that
Some cowboys were at the Reservation
distributing liquor to- the Indians. leav-
ing those gentlemen to infer that the
offenders were in custody or whore they
could be arrested at a moments notice.
Mr.. Kelley telegraphed to his deputy in
this place. II. A. Raryille, to proceed
after end bring the culprits to- this place
where the Marshal and Distriut Attor-
uey would meet them with the proper
Warrents, hold an examination before
the Justice OF the Peace here, thereby
saving time. Mr., Huryille proceeded
to the Reservation according to instruc-
tons, aud when near there met: Agent
Seott. who intoxmed him that the par
ties had escaped into Idaho several
days previops and their Whereabouts
were unknown. Regarding the affair
Mr.. Aaryille learned that a couple oi
Mexican vaqueros on theft way north.
ward stopped oyer night at the house Of
an Indian Who entertained them and
fed their horses to bia best ability, re.
tusiug money consideration therefore,
whom tho yaqueros produced q, bottle Of
xhiskey and treated their host before
lsARpgA which information coming to
abO ears Of the agent cSused him to tele.
graph tie authorities without first max
ny the arrest.
Ihe.eentlomsn tssrsomewhSt ohagrin.
"a al the wild goose chase upon frivo.
hNas. pretext. bat they spent to-day in
examining our minss and rising town
wAh much pleasure - themselves and
golden eonviaH9pA Of our future,
kTimS& Review. '." "."' -.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-18

Lands surveyed, Applications, Cohtracts
Payments on Land, and aii matters spper..in.
ing 70 tskinepR o. holiday LAID of the State or
GeStrhtnent attended to. Shall keep fully pos,.
sdias To all .leHte, taken, mp md yseAht 10. ths
eastern part Of RaSada. AdISsaa, R2o.. hsya.
a: 1919
xlso. Apil y, ~.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-06-09

'The Buckeye state announcett-eiees
en- candidates for Sheriff, but one of
them Withdrew. leaving the field clear
for the decaIogical number.
That these ten G. o. y. adherents
appreciate the benefits personally of
"a free ballot and fair count" is ap-
parent from the outcome at the pri-
maries Among the number willing
to serve their country in the official
capacity which may be the first step
ping stone to the Chief Magistracy,
was one Paisley, Mayer of Wellsville.
A dispatch from that city says: Pals.
ley's friends claim dishonesty at the
election in East Liverpool, where it is
claimed the ballot box was carried
around in buggy TO secure votes. If
this is proven, the vote will be thrown
out. The affair has created the great
est local excitement known here for
years.n